WOODVILLE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 7 June 1937, Page 2

WOODVILLE.

WOpDVILLE. June 5. Mr A. H. Huscwick, of AVoodviile, has been appointed Government representative on the Woodville I*ire Hoard for the ensuing two years. The King George V Memorial Fund lor AA'oodville now totals £7B 5s Bd. During May, 0.96 in of rain on 19 days were registered bv Air J. G. Bolton, “AVaipuna,” the heaviest tall beinc I.2in on the 4th. Members of tile AVoodviile AVomen s Institute were favoured with a beautiful dav for their monthly meeting, Airs'N/M. Burnett presiding over a very large attendance. Alesdames AlcNic'ol and Gwilliam and Miss Milner wore received as senior members and Miss Gwen Phillips as a junior. It was decided that members register their approval of the scheme for the distribution of milk to -school children. Mrs N. Gilbert and Miss Knapp conducted- the trade stall. Some beautiful decorations were exhibited in the competition for winter decorations in a jam jar, Airs G. Hartridge being first and Airs B. Hutching second, and Aliss M. Morgan first in the juniors. Airs S Burlaee followed up the talk on “Members’ Inmressions,” giving helpful criticisms. The Glee dub provided two popular numbers, “Rose of AT.v Heart” and “Oars Passing Lightly.” Nola Oliver contributed two humorous recitations. Mesdames Phillips and Hickson, delegates to the recent federation meeting at Alasterton, were accorded a vote of thanks for .their reports.